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Chatterley Pes-Romulus LE (made by Bexley)


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Bryant had the guts to fulfill a dream many of us have.I tip my hat to his curage as this is a big step and a large expense

He comissioned Bexley to make 24 pens and put them on sale.

 

http://i516.photobucket.com/albums/u330/alfa170a/CIMG0291.jpg

 

But lets face it its great to admire someone on his bravery but when we spend over 200$ on a pen you want to get a product that is worth it so how did I like the Romulus ?

 

First I love the shape of the pen,it has a long cap and a long section which lead to a very comfortable pen.The pen is made of resin so it is a light weight pen which I like.I dont mind if a pen is medium weight but my rule of thumb is the lighter the better.The overall quality of the pen is excellent and I loved the feeling of the resin in my hand.

 

http://i516.photobucket.com/albums/u330/alfa170a/CIMG0293.jpg

 

It is a full size pen even though I wouldnt call it an oversize pen.

It has a modern look to it but not overly modern.In my eyes kind of a combination of classic and new.

The white trim is very lovely and goes very well with the very attractive blue resin.

The nib is a two tone gold nib and is what you would call a typical Bexley nib and thats a good thing as it is my experiance Bexley nibs are attractive and very smooth.

So after saying that I was not surprised to see this one was no exception,the nib was very smooth and the flow on it was nice and wet.

 

http://i516.photobucket.com/albums/u330/alfa170a/CIMG0292.jpg

 

The filling mechanism is C/C,the pen comes of course with a converter and what can I say this is a very reliable filling mechanism and works great (I would love to see a piston in your next pen Bryant ;) ).

 

Summery

 

Where can you get a Limited Edition pen that cost so little ?

I think this pen LE or not LE is a great pen.I enjoye using it and think its a pen you can enjoy for many years.

 

http://i516.photobucket.com/albums/u330/alfa170a/Picture010-2.jpg

 

Cant wait to see what you will come up with next Bryant.

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Thank you very much Goodguy!

That's a very nice review... I enjoyed doing this and hope to do it again soon... Hopefully in Celluloid :thumbup: or with your favorite Ebonite! Bexley did a great job with it!

Thanks again!

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I've so wanted this pen.

 

Kudos to Bryant for the commission and thanks, Goodguy, for the review.

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I've so wanted this pen.

 

Kudos to Bryant for the commission and thanks, Goodguy, for the review.

 

 

Yes, made me wish I'd had the money too... Beautiful.

I still have 4 left :):)

 

And thank you...

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/sigh

 

I've so wanted this pen.

 

Kudos to Bryant for the commission and thanks, Goodguy, for the review.

 

 

Yes, made me wish I'd had the money too... Beautiful.

I still have 4 left :):)

 

And thank you...

 

That pen is really beautiful!

 

May I inquired which nib size are the 4 you have left?

Lamy AL-star - 1.1 (Omas Violet)

Nakaya Celluloid Mottishaw F Flex (PR Arabian Rose)

Omas Bologna - M (Noodler's Golden Brown)

Pelikan M620 Grand Place - Binder XF/XXF Flex (Noodler's Navajo Turquoise)

Stipula 22 - 0.9 (Waterman Florida Blue)

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